Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-22


As to the members OF the lower house, the
ntire delegations of Alabama, Arkansas,
California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Kan
as, Maine, Massachusetts,, Michigan, New
Jersey, Vermont, Tenncs zee and Wisconsin
ave left Washington. Holman, of Indiana,
till remains, and Ward and Matson, of the
iine state, will probably stay i'm Washington
until the schools are out. Kleiner, of Indiana
caves congress to go into stock farming in
Dakota. Cobb will go back to the practice of
he law al Vincennes and look after the farm
ng lands which he has accumulated during
lis ten Years in congress. Ford will go back
the Oliver Chilled Plow works, in which he
largely interested with his wife, who is one
4 divers daughters His exit from congress,
understand. is voluntary.
OF the Illinois delegation, Payson Springer
.d Henderson are still here. Morrison is in
Washington attending the interstate COM
nerce commission, and Riggs and Niece have
zone back to the practice OF law in their own
OWNS. Davidson, of Florida, has gone home
o run for the United States senate, and
Charles L. Lore, of Delaware, intends
resume tue practice of law in VIII
1ington Poindexter Dunn, of Arkansas, has
one to San Diego. where he intends to camp
out during part of the summer, and Hep
'urn, of Iowa, has returned to his law prac-
ice. Speaker Carlisle has left Washington
or Kentucky, and intends to visit his sons
Who are practicing law at Wichita, Kan
>aulhee, who represents one of the mountain
districts OF Kentucky, is still in Washington,
md though rough, he is looked upon as a
ising statesman. Gay, OF Louisiana, who
has been investing in Washington real estate,
md j. Floyd King, though not reelected to
he next congress, still linger here. Findlay,
Il Maryland, will, l understand, practice
NV in Baltimore, and Ranney, of MaSsachu.
etts, whose place will lie taken by Leopold
Morse, will go hack to his law practice i'm Bos-
on, where it is said he makes from $50 900 to
100000 year. Lowering, of Massachusetts,,
will give up his seat to Henry Cabot Lodge, the
historian and litterateur, and will probably be
United States marshal for his sec
ion. Comstock, of Michigan, has volun-
tsrily left congress 10 return to his big furni
lure and lumber interests at'Grand Rapids.
Winan goes back to farming, and Ezra Carrie
ON does not know what he will do, bu'
-hinks of going to Colorado Dunnell, OF
has opened a law off,'e in Wash
ngton. Phil Thompson, of Kentucky, is
lawyer of the capital
s*+
Knute Nelson Is the only one of the Mime
'ota delegation who is returned To the next
and he had 81, 600 majority. Gift
ford, Of Dakota, was reelected by oO.O0
and Bean, the delegate from Ari
IONA, who got 81 GOO year mileage in add
ion to his $500 a We salary, is succeeded
~ Democrat. Bean is not certsin what b.
Will do. but his family will remain in Wash
ngton for some time at least HALEY, o.
IDAHO, is sarceeded by Republican, and tn.
'ther territorial delegates are all returned
Two OF the Virginia delegation, Barbour !
md Tucker, have declined reelection, ant |
Daniel win go to the senate. Barbour is |
sicce.-des, by Robert z Lees son, and john !
iaaiioi,'i Tucker, though he is still in Wash.
ngton, viii probably return to Virginia and I
be practice Of law. Reagan, with the pros /
'e;'tive honors of the senate hoveriac over
lin, is laid up by his fail from 4 mule at hi, |
one in Texas tx Governor Throckncrton.
{ Texas, desiinei a denomination for ron
eSs on account of iii health, while Miller /